Mad Dog Magazine

Mad Dog Magazine, a three-issue series from Blackthorne Publishing (1986–1987), was a scrappy, creator-driven anthology where writer/artist Dok Rarity served as the primary voice across its brief run. Packed with a mix of dark humor, offbeat action, and underground-style storytelling, the title captured the raw, anything-goes energy of mid-80s independent comics. Though short-lived, it stands as a snapshot of the era’s small-press experimentation, with Rarity’s singular vision at its core.